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Sailor paralyzed by IED gets specially adapted home in Poway
Kenton Stacy, a Navy bomb technician left paralyzed by an IED in Syria in 2017, and his wife Lindsey check out their new specially built home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.
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Some things Kenton Stacy will never get back, not after an IED in Syria left the Navy bomb technician paralyzed from the chest down and blind in the left eye.
So when he and his wife, Lindsey, were given the keys to a brand new house in Poway Friday morning a custom-built, mortgage-free, specially adapted home from a charitable foundation his thoughts turned immediately to what he’ll be able to do for the first time since he was injured in November 2017.
Smart home gifted to San Diego quadriplegic Navy veteran
Smart home gifted to San Diego quadriplegic Navy veteran
By: KGTV Staff
and last updated 2021-05-25 01:09:47-04
POWAY, Calif. â After years of highs and lows, the Stacy family is moving into their brand new, personalized house in Poway, California.
The Gary Sinise Foundation gives mortgage-free, smart homes to veterans and first responders, and chose the San Diego family to be their 71st home given.
Navy veteran Kenton Stacy is a quadriplegic and the home is custom-designed to fit his needs, including a lift that will carry him from his bed to the shower and also wide hallways that will fit his wheelchair.